I saw a few other posts on this. Seems like two column text frames do not flow well with HTML5. I want my HTML5 output to flow like my PDF. I am okay with the two column layout going into 1 column with the HTML5 output, but why is the Caution body text going above the text frame in HTML5? I do not see any text frame options under the HTML5 settings to try and correct this.
HTML5 output is the left. PDF is the right.
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It's still hard to see what's going on without the text symbols.
Do you have an anchored frame containing a two column text frame, or do you have three separate text frames on the page?
One solution: create the 2-column text frame inside the anchored frame containing the graphic, since they're related.
Another solution: it looks like you'd have an easier time with a single 2-column text frame, and with the the Caution and other paragraphs using a para tag that paginates Across All Columns.
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I had that on my initial screenshot. Here is the FM layout.
I tried multiple ways the first time:
Two column text frame below anchored image.
Two column text frame inside separate anchored frame.
I did try place text frame inside the original anchored frame. Didn't work first time, but did this time.
I guess my issue was when I tried the text frame in with the anchored frame previously, I dragged vs inserted.
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